Chelsea Classical Studio Citrus Essence Brush Cleaner

Enjoy the Citrus Scent – a Safer alternative to toxic solvents!

Cleans better and more thoroughly than almost all other Brush cleaners and solvents. Conditions the brush making the hair subtle and maintaining maximum working quality. A safer, natural alternative to turpentine, petroleum mineral spirits, and other toxic solvents. Made in the USA from Old World Master Techniques.

Citrus Essence Brush Cleaner™ is a safer alternative to turpentine, petroleum mineral spirits, and other toxic solvents. NO Carcinogenic Fumes! Use it to clean oil paint from brushes. Made from 100% natural distilled citrus fruits, this extremely effective brush-cleaning solution is also gentle on the brush hairs helping them last longer! Use it to clean paint from brushes while painting, and to thoroughly clean brushes after painting.

How to Use Citrus Brush Cleaner

CCS Citrus Brush Cleaner™ can be used in the same way other cleaners are used: Rinse the brush with it during painting session to remove paint from the brush, and thoroughly clean your brush in it after painting to remove paint and medium. We recommend using a natural oil-based soap and warm water afterward to complete the brush cleaning, moisturize the brush hairs and help preserve them.

Ventilation:
All essential oils/solvents should be used appropriately and with ventilation.
Skin contact:
As with all essential oils, you should always avoid skin contact, especially if you have skin issues. Skin contact for some people will not cause any problems, but because of the high concentration please be aware and take precautions when using Spike Oil or any other solvents.
Allergies:
Spike Lavender, in rare cases, can be considered an allergen, as are many essential oils like Tea Tree Oil, etc. So all products containing Spike (the solvent, mediums, and varnishes) see warnings regarding safety and clear directions for usage. The main reason this solvent is considered “safer” is because there are no known carcinogens or a lot of the health issues associated with Turpentine or Petroleum Mineral Spirits. However, like with all solvents when used in oil painting, you should have ventilation and limit skin contact.